The Law of the Organization of the Judiciary of the Chinese Republic
The Law of the Organization of the Judiciary of the Chinese Republic
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If the plaintiff or defenant or a witness, expert or any other person interested in a case, cannot speak Chinese, what he says in court shall be interpreted.
If any of the persons mentioned in the last preceding Section is unable to understand the language used by the judge the same rule also applies.
15 If there is no official interpreter in court or in the procural orate but a member thereof understands tie language used by the plaintiff, defendant, witness, or expert, he may be ordered to ac...t as interpreter.
Article 71. All documents or other papers of the Courts shall be written in Chinese; when dispute seems probable or some other necessity arises, notes in a foreign language or in a provincial dialect may be t filed with the court records.
CHAPTER IX.
Discussion and Determination of Judgments.
Article 72. When a case has to be decided by several judges the judgment shall be discussed and determined by the number of judges prescribed by this law.
Article 73. When the trial of a criminal case has extended over four days the president of the court may appoint an additional judge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the plaintiff or defenant or a witness, expert or any other person interested in a case, cannot speak Chinese, what he says in court shall be interpreted.
If any of the persons mentioned in the last preceding Section is unable to understand the language used by the judge the same rule also applies.
15 If there is no official interpreter in court or in the procural orate but a member thereof understands tie language used by the plaintiff, defendant, witness, or expert, he may be ordered to ac...t as interpreter.
Article 71. All documents or other papers of the Courts shall be written in Chinese; when dispute seems probable or some other necessity arises, notes in a foreign language or in a provincial dialect may be t filed with the court records.
CHAPTER IX.
Discussion and Determination of Judgments.
Article 72. When a case has to be decided by several judges the judgment shall be discussed and determined by the number of judges prescribed by this law.
Article 73. When the trial of a criminal case has extended over four days the president of the court may appoint an additional judge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Major John Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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